348 Deborah Bowen & Liane Miedema The Poetry & Ecology Project Aug. 19, 2018 2018 08 20, 9.02 AM
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Publication date
2018-08-19
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Topics
The Poetry & Ecology Project, Deborah Bowen, Redeemer University, the Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council, hope, the Grand River, Hamilton, Guelph, St. Catharines, Brantford, Between the Lakes Treaty 3, Six Nations, geography, leaflets, Jeff Mahoney, Hamilton Spectator, Rachel Carson, Silent Spring, Collapse, Jared Diamond, Madhur Anand, Adam Dickinson, John Terpstra, Daniel David Moses, Anna Bowen, Greg Kennedy S.J., Bernadette Rule, Wendell Berry, intensity, Hamilton Public Library, Niagara Farm Project, Marigold Farm, Plan B Organic Farm, The Elora Centre for Environmental Excellence, The Terra Program, Land Care Niagara, the Royal Botanical Gardens, Ignatius Spiritual Centre, Conservation Authorities, Hamilton Victory Gardens, Bay Area Restoration, Environment Hamilton, Niagara Christian Collegiate High School, Freelton Cedarhaven Farm, The Edified Convention, the Canadian Federation of University Women, Rebeka Borshevsky, Liane Miedema, Elise Arsenault, Joshua Voth, Jeff Vandergoot, Lawrence Buell, Pope Francis, stewardship, faith, the Mustard Seed Co-op, Tyler Lyle, John Rutter
Language
English
Dr. Deborah Bowen of Redeemer University set out to find a path of hope through the growing ecological crisis. Her explorations continue, but one surprisingly effective tool, she finds, is the leaflet. The Poetry & Ecology Project unites ecological facts and environmental groups with poetry. One of her student assistants, Liane Miedema, joins Deborah on Art Waves. For an inspiring and yes, hopefilled discussion, listen to Art Waves #348.
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